Indian soil for what serves India, low latency where your users already are. US capacity for the reach that needs to be there. Neither one is a rented slice of somebody else's cloud.
Every service lands on real hardware in datacenters in India and the US: full CPU, full RAM, RAID underneath, nobody else's workload sharing the board.
The noisy-neighbour problem is a design decision other providers make for you. Here, it is designed out. Your services run on hardware that serves you, and only you.
Same hardware standard whether you're on the smallest plan or a custom build. The floor never drops below this.
Not at someone else's helpdesk. No shared-customer blast radius, no outsourced maintenance windows. When a drive fails, the machine notices it as a log line, and the array rebuilds while everyone sleeps.
The copy lives offsite, encrypted, and only the changes travel: fast to run, cheap to keep, dense with history.
Encrypted at rest and in flight, off the premises. An on-site-only backup is not a backup. It is a hope with a schedule.
Each run stores just the delta, so deep history stays affordable. Last Tuesday is as close as yesterday, and every day in between.
A single lost email comes back as a single email. Restore one message, one folder, one server, sized to the accident.
Retention follows your plan and the conversation that shaped it. The long memory is the point.
Referred clients start the same way every account above did: a conversation with an engineer, and the shape follows the need.
How the referral works What the desk does →Note: every plan carries its own features. What is included, and what is not, is defined by your plan alone; no feature implies another unless your plan says so. The honest upgrade is one conversation away. Talk to your Exreal representative or the support line.